Brand new shooting bag and priming horn made by Bill Smith. The bag measures 10.5″ tall by 8″ wide and features 2 interior pockets and a 2″ wide shoulder strap with adjustable iron buckle. The priming horn measures approx. 8″ long on the outside curve with a 2.25″ long curly maple base. Price: $300
Custom .36 caliber “Poor Boy” rifle built by Steve Losey. It has a 42″ long, 7/8″ Green Mountain barrel that has been paired up with a small Siler flintlock. It is built in the “Poor Boy” style and features 2 forward iron ram rod pipes and a hand made iron guard, but no other mounts. […]
**Sale Pending** Very nice custom built English Sporting Gun by W.D. Morris. This 12 gauge smoothbore shotgun features a 32″ octagon to round barrel by Getz Barrels of Beavertown, PA, and an L&R percussion lock. It’s stocked in a beautiful piece of high grade curly maple with a nice rich finish and iron mounts. […]
This is a custom built .54 caliber Percussion Hawken by David Hughes. David signed the underside of the barrel and dated it, May 1983. This rifle features a 36″ long Douglas XX barrel with 8 groove square bottom rifling and an L&R percussion lock. It is stocked in curly maple with aged iron mounts and […]
Early Southern Iron Mounted rifle by Don Bruton. Don stocked this rifle in a nice piece of walnut and paired it up with a 42″ long, 54 caliber swamped barrel by Bobby Hoyt. The custom made barrel features gain twist rifling and a hand coned muzzle by Brad Emig. The lock is a Jim Chambers […]
Beautiful bag and horn set all hand made by Roland Cadle. The powder horn is a Philadelphia Screw Tip horn that features a turned tip, pewter banding and ornate scrimshaw design throughout. In the center of the horn stands a rampant horse adjacent to a rampant lion with a banner reading “May the Blossom of […]
This Antique Wrought Iron Peerman is a really great example of an early double lighting fixture. It features both a candle cup as well as a spring loaded arm that can hold a second candle or a Fatwood torch. It is small enough in size that it could be portable and carried from room to […]
Really nice example of an early, possibly 16th-17th Century wrought iron candle stand. Often referred to as a “Peerman” or “Torch Holder” in early text, they can hold candles or fatwood splints. The sockets are large enough to hold any candle or fatwood up to 1.5″ in diameter and are held in by the long […]
Original hand forged wrought iron fork, in good shape and till retaining its original hanger hooks which are often broken or missing. The fork measures 14.5″ in length. Price: $45
This .54 caliber Colonial Virginia Rifle is quite a unique and interesting offering. Stocked in a nice piece of figured cherry, this rifle is outfitted with a traditional tapered ram rod, sling swivels, a hand coned muzzle and a large siler flintlock that has been completely gone over and hand tuned. The unique feature on […]